Understanding Poker Hands?

Question

The ? is are the following hands considered straights:

8,9, 10, J, A & 7,8,9,10,K

Or does the sequence have to be a queen for the first hand and a jack for the second

Thanks

Answer 1

neither of those are straights.   you need 5 in row. all 5 must be sequential.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

Neither one is a straight  you have it right in the rest of your question.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

5 consecutive cards.  Both of those hands are missing one.

Answer 6

All 5 cards have to be in order and the same suit, so the first hand would need to be 8 9 10 J Q and the second hand 7 8 9 10 J.

Answer 7

it goes 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, J, Q, K, A

Answer 8

Neither of those hands are Straights. Straights are 5 cards in sequential order. The first hand would need either a 7 or a Queen instead of the Ace while the second needs a Jack or a 6 instead of the King.

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Answer 9

all cards have to be sequential for a straight, so yea, a queen in the first and a jack in the second

Answer 10

yeah u need the queen in the first hand and the jack for the 2nd. also, it can go from A 2 3 4 5 or 10 J Q K A

Answer 11

To get a straight you must have 5 in a row. Such as 9 10 J Q K.

Answer 12

a straight DOES NOT have to be of the same suit, a straight flush has to be of the same suit.  As long as it's 5 cards in consecutive order, it is a straight.  Neither of those hands are straights, it would have to be like 9,10,j,q,k